Noodles...IT

No, it's not natural at all.

So I should stick with "them" all the time, is that what you mean?

onizo So I should stick with "them" all the time, is that what you mean?

I meant "I'm watching it" is not natural.

You can just say: "Please be patient!"
or more casually:
"They'll be ready in a minute!"

Thank you, teechr. But here my question is about if I can interchange pronouns of singular and plural for noodles or for that matter any plural nouns.

onizo Thank you, teechr. But here my question is whether about if I can interchange use pronouns of singular and plural pronouns interchangeably for noodles or for that matter any plural nouns.

That may lead to confusion!
Noodles is plural, so stick with "they" or "them."

ok, I didn't explain it well.
When A said " noodles!" He meant "the water in the pot is boiling and noodles might over flow"
And B responded by using "it" to mean that I am watching the noodles, pot and the stove fire and even the whole situation.

Do you think, even in this situation, "them" is the way to go?

onizo And B responded by using "it" to mean that I am watching the noodles, pot and the stove fire and even the whole situation.

"I'm watching it" still doesn't work for me!
You can say: "It's under control!" or simply "It's OK."

Thank you. then, why "I am watching it" is so out of blue? You say "watch something" to orinentate or keep their eye on somthing to be cautious.

If you have been talking about noodles, you are talking about something we consider 'they/them' If you switch to a singular word, as in "How's the dinner coming on" then you can be watching it. You can't switch number without switching reference.